Ken Shirriff on Nostr: Here's a die photo of the Pentium chip, the original P5 version introduced in 1993. ...
Here's a die photo of the Pentium chip, the original P5 version introduced in 1993. For this photo, I removed the top metal layer (of the three metal layers), making it easier to see the structures underneath. 1/2
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